plus --the mother of the suspected serial killer in south carolina-- is now opening up... what she said.. but first - now six days after the election... and anti donald trump protests keep growing. and so do reports of hate crimes tied with the voting results... the president-elect was even asked about the attacks targeting minority groups. abc's elizabeth hur has more on po nats - from maryland to california.. nats - another day of demonstrations.. nat - protesters.. out once again.. marching against donald trump's election and raising concerns over the hate crimes and violence reported across the country since election day. including a california teenager.. attacked in school.. after posting on instagram that

comes up to me and she said, 'do you hate mexicans?' and i was like, 'no.' and she said, 'you support trump... you hate mexicans.'" the southern poverty law center.. tracking more than 300 hate incidents.. say almost all involve immigrant, black and gay victims.. about 20 against trump supporters. so far.. school officials in jacksonville, florida say they are investigating these two signs posted over water fountains at a high school.. at the university of pennsylvania.. the fbi is looking into a text calling and just really hurtful things." in oregon.. police were called after the walls inside two bathrooms at reed college were defaced with graffiti.. too profane for tv. all this prompting trump to directly address those reponsible.. on 60 minutes. (cbs "60 minutes") sot - donald trump / (r) president-elect "i am so saddened to hear that. and i say, "stop it." if it--

right to the cameras: stop it." elizabeth hur oncam close: trump also reassured protesters, not to be afraid.. saying that he will bring our country back together. but some have vowed to protest every day until inauguration day in january. eh, abc news, ny. senator harry reid may face some legal troubles for criticizing president-elect donald trump. the election saying trump has "emboldened the forceds of hate and bigotry in america." and that while white nationalists, valdimir putin and isis are celebrating.. law abiding americans are racked with fear. one of trump's closest advisors, kellyane conway-- hinted the minority leader could face a possible lawsuit. kellyanne conway/ trump senior adviser "i find harry reid's public comments and insults about donald trump and other republicans to be beyond the

(cut to) and he should be very careful about characterizing somebody in the legal sense." a spokesman for reid says trump wants to silence his critics with the threat of legal action-- which should shock and concern americans. new at 3 -- a jury reached a verdict in the so- called hot car death trial of justin ross harris. he's the atlanta-area man accused of intentionally locking his 22-month-old son inside a hot car back in 20-14, the jury found harris guilty on eight charges, including three counts of murder and two counts of cruelty to children. the jury deliberated for four days before reaching a verdict. harris faces life in prison. now to ohio - where protests are erupting after a judge declared a mistrial in a case of a police officer charged with shooting an unarmed man. nats protests :03

officer ray tensing is now a free man. he was facing charges for the shooting death of sam debose during a 20-15 traffic stop. that traffic stop was caught on officer's body camera. dubose's family, now hoping there will be a retrial. chyna dubose reid (15 year old daughter) it's really hurting to know my daddy's not coming back (chokes up) that's evil that's really evil dubose's family received a nearly 5 million dollar settlement from the university.. including undergraduate tuition children. the mother of the suspected serial killer in south carolina-- is now opening up... apologizing to the families of his possible 7 victims. 1:37-1:57 "i don't know what could've been changed. i took him everywhere i knew to take him. my heart absolutely goes out to those people... and i feel such shame.. bodies that were found on his

investigators in other states are now searching more properties owned by kohlhepp. he was arrested after a missing woman was found chained up inside a metal container on his land. developing now-- police in reviewing that deadly shooting... where an armed man who was allegedly trying to rob a 7-eleven.. was shot and killed. authorities say they're working to decide whether the shooter will face any charges. investigators tell us, an vendor for the store saw the clerk being held at gunpoint thursday morning, and shot the suspect... who later died. police believe he may have been behind a recent spree of armed robberies in the area. family and friends are coming together to remember the two

drunk driver. loved ones tell us 22 year old jermaine asher and 23 year old robert shawn roberts were driving to get their mother a birthday present saturday night-- when a speeding car crashed right into them near lake mead and rainbow... killing the young men. the driver was arrested and charged with two counts of dui involving death. over to calfironia now where- a community is coming together to remember a deputy that was ambushed and killed. detectives say a suspect sh wallace early yesterday morning. they're calling the killing -- quote -- execution.. the vigil was held last night outside the sheriff's department. the deputy's brother, a modesto police officer spoke about how he was his hero. :55 dennis was the type of guy, friend or foe, he would reach out to you. that was just my brother. as for the suspect, david machado, detectives say he is a

after he shot deputy wallace, he ran from the scene. he will be in court later this week. we have some sad news to report. veteran journalist and newscaster gwen ifill has died of cancer at the age of 61. her close friends confirmed the news today. ifill co-hosted p-b-s newshour since 20-13 with judy woodruff. she also moderated vice presidential debates in 2004 and 2008, and this year one of the democratic primary debates. teacher is suspended from her job after one of her students recorded her cursing at her classroom. (majonica haithcox,teacher) "ya'll don't know what could've happened in my life, and then ya'll want to come in here but ya'll want to come in here and still be on that same ole bulls?t." the school district has not said how long the teacher is

suspended for, or if she'll be allowed back at all. they are still looking into what exactly set the woman off. a head's up-- there's a new closure starting tonight near the airport. the ramp going from the eastbound 2-15 to the aiport connector will be closed from 9-pm until 5 in the morning beginning tonight. this will continue everynight through thursday. there will be a detour set up on windmill. if you think you can trust your parental control software - think twice up next -- a story every parent see how well kids can bypass certain programs and which ones actually prove to be affective! but first -- you've probably noticed it's been unusually hot lately --we'll tell you which new record has been broken today... bryan?

from a veterans' day event pulled over to help him out. they didn't realize it was him at first. they gave springsteen a ride to a restaurant, where someone else came to pick him up. before he left, the rock star bought everyone a round of drinks and promised them some concert tickets. it definitely doesn't feel like fall right now. today the united nations announced 20-16 will be the ho and it will be the third year in a row the world set a heat record. a report published today the says the earth is about 2-degrees hotter now than pre-industrial levels. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. high pressure will stay in control in the short-term,

system moves into the area and brings gusty winds and a big coo-down to the area. expect highs in the upper 70s tomorrow, with high clouds and light winds. high temps will remain in the low to mid 70s on wednesday. however, we will get a push of cloud cover and gusty winds by that afternoon. expect gusts to about 45 mph wednesday afternoon and evening. the cold air will push in and drop high temps to about 60 degrees on thursday. also, thursday will still be quite windy with gusts to about 45mph, which means it will feel even colder. the system moves on by friday, which means lighter winds that day. however, it will still be chilly with highs in the low to mid 60s around the valley.

which means a warm-up approaching the 70 degree mark on saturday and sunday. yet another system will move to start the next workweek. if you're a parent -- you'll want to listen to this next story! the kid code. see how well different parental control programs work when put to the test..

channel 8 dr kishner dr because of a deadly crash. this is because of that crash where a woman was hit by a car., we first broke this story minutes ago. this afternoon a warning for parents about kids and technology. if you're using parental control software and think it's stopping your children from browsing dangerous websites -- think again! abc's t-j holmes is trying out that software and whether it works or not. we're about to give these 9- tj: "who is better at technology in your house? the kids or the parents?" "the kids. the kids." "our generation always grew up, like, having these devices." these self-proclaimed "experts" laugh at strategies their parents put in place to block them from some online content. "you all have ways of figuring out your parents' passwords.

passwords, i put my thumbprint on it." "oh yeah-" "on my mac, i have, like, parental controls. and i sometimes i take it off-" "so how are you able to do that?" "it's the netflix password." "okay, so to you guys, parental controls." "aren't really parental controls-" "aren't really parental controls." (laughter) track what these kids don't know: we've teamed up with mit professor eric klopfer, an expert on kids and tech, to help us design an experiment. 10 kids versus 2 of the biggest website blocking software programs: qustodio (pron: to be the internet's best free parental control app and net nanny, which costs 40 dollars. "try to go to robofun" they get half an hour to get to a site we blocked - robofun, the name of the school helping - finds something called a proxy site - which allows you to bypass filters like parental controls. "and you're in" "there you go" word spreads like wildfire among the kids? and they get

"thank you youtube" which doesn't surprise our expert. "so we can assume that if there is some parental control on one computer, if another kid down the street figures it out, (laugh) your kid's gonna find out eventually." "your kid's gonna find out and all their friends are gonna find out as well." but our second program, netnanny, stumps the kids! nats "netnanny is my enemy" "do you have any doubt if they had a little more time, they would've figured that one out, too?". "i think they would've figured that one out, too. right-- right page. literally, the right web page." (laugh) now what about the ability of the programs to block inappropriate content? both the programs allowed us to go to the site of a violent game popular with teens. cybersecurity expert theresa payton confirming our results. gave them. but they're always going to be in catch up mode." qustodio told us it made changes based on our experiment. it now blocks the proxy site the kids used as well as that violent game. and it said even if accessed through proxies "our advanced technology will still block

nanny told us "its unique technology ?doesn't block a website based on its url?instead (it) analyzes the content on every page to determine if it meets the safety criteria set by the parent." as for the kids' parents, they weren't surprised with our results?. dad sot: "i think most of the kids today have a lot of that was t-j holmes reporting. we're following a lot of breaking news -- we'll be back with a look at today's top stories and a final check of your forecast! and.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's a-b-c primetime lineup. take a look at this view from chopper 13. .bringing you breaking news fast and first. we'll be right back.

killed by a car in the area. we were the first to break this story minutes ago. we're working to get more information and will keep you updated on later editions of action news and on ktnv dot com. police just arresting this man -- accused of attacking a woman in her bedroom! it's a story we first broke on ktnv dot com. detectives say phillip white tried to rape the woman in her apartment near stewart and north 10th street. they say he also stole cash and ran away. is investigating a fire at the clearwater paper company. our 13 action news crew was fast and first to the scene near north 5th street and east alexander. all the employees were evacuated and there are no reports of any injuries. metro needs your help finding this armed robbery suspect accused of hitting up a local casino. police say he walked in, passed a note, and robbed the casino

koval. no one was hurt during the robbery. if you see this guy -- call metro, wayne newton's neighbors say the birds tear up their roofs... and leave poop everywhere... which can make pets sick. our cameras found feathers... feces... and even eggs. this has been going on for years. there's been a lot of back and forth with the county... but no lasting solution. coming up on 13 action news.. live at 5 bench with america's favorite judge... in an exclusive interview with judge judy... she'll show us the drama, the lies and the truth in her hollywood studios courtroom. then later.. all new on 13 action news live at 6.. if it wasn't for a doctor's visit... one father says he wouldn't have beat cancer to be here for his wife and kids. his message to men that could save your life, tonight at six. that does it for 13 action news

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the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution renee banks is suing her neighbor, laurie pearson, for vet bills after laurie's border collie attacked her yorkie. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 283 on the calendar in the matter of banks vs. pearson. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat, please. >> judge judy: miss banks, it is your claim that the defendant, miss pearson's, dog bit you and your dog. you want to be compensated, and you want her to pay for the dog's vet bills and whole bunch of other things. miss pearson was not there at the time that this happened, but the dog was being babysat for by, i think, this lady here. your name must be, according to what i read here, toby. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: you see, i do do my homework. >> [ chuckles ]